Synology Announces RackStation RS820+/RS820RP+

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/04/2019 07:18 AM | source: | 3 comment(s)

Synology launched RackStation RS820+/RS820RP+, a 1U 4-bay rackmount NAS designed with high-performance data transmission and storage scalability for midsize offices.

"The CPU upgrade of RS820+/RS820RP+ brings high sequential reading throughput at over 1,621 MB/s in a 10GbE environment. With upgradable memory, optional high-speed network adapter support, and storage expansion, RS820+/RS820RP+ is ideal and competitive for midsize offices requiring an efficient and easy-to-use data sharing solution," said Michael Wang, Product Manager at Synology Inc.

Key features of RS820+/RS820RP+:

4-core, 2.1 GHz CPU with AES-NI support
2GB DDR4 memory expandable up to 18GB
Scale up to 8 drives with one Synology expansion unit RX418
One PCIe 3.0 slot for an optional 10GbE add-in network interface card, or an M2D18 M.2 SSD adapter card
Advanced Btrfs file system offering 65,000 system-wide snapshots and 1,024 snapshots per shared folder
Synology High Availability (SHA) providing continuous services with seamless transitioning between clustered servers

Powered by Synology DiskStation Manager
RS820+/RS820RP+ runs on DiskStatn Manager, the advanced and intuitive operating system for Synology NAS devices, with various applications offered to enhance work productivity. Synology has received numerous media accolades, topping the mid-range NAS category in TechTarget's storage solution survey and winning PCMag Readers' Choice nine years in a row.

For more information on RS820+/RS820RP+, please visit https://synology.com/products/RS820+

Prices

RS820+ - £761.84 (ex VAT)/ €856 (ex taxes)
RS820RP+ - £973.66 (ex VAT)/ €1094 (ex taxes)

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Andy Watson
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#5717027 Posted on: 10/04/2019 11:38 AM

This looks like a "not much news day" Friday for Hilbert ... that is not meant as a dig by the way, just as a reality of not much going on tech wise for Guru3d to cover.

Highs and lows of the job I guess. Have the afternoon off ! You deserve it after Navi and Nvidia Super in the past few months

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#5717145 Posted on: 10/04/2019 06:15 PM

I was all excited, because I need a new 4-bay Synology desktop NAS and saw the picture. Then I read the title and saw "RackStation", which are the rack-mounted NAS series. Ah well.

Changing the picture to the RS818+ (or any of the other rack-mounted models) would make my soul feel better.

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#5717616 Posted on: 10/06/2019 09:30 PM

Misleading photo...

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